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Zhang Xiaolong, the successor of Taoist medicine, went down the mountain to travel, and at the first stop he visited a Mongolian medicine restaurant.
Facing the injured person who had been sentenced to amputation, the Mongolian medical master sneered: "If you can pick it up, I will worship you as my teacher!"
Zhang Xiaolong twisted the silver needle and simply said: "No need to become a disciple, just help me cook the 'Four Gods Soup'."
A week later, the patient went out for a walk and the whole network went down.
Since then, there has been a "scientific tail" behind him carrying testing equipment-former top surgeon Chen Shu, who vows to use data to expose his "metaphysical tricks."
Zhang Xiaolong soaked 50 cents of tangerine peel in water and cured a cough that could not be cured by expensive medicine.
Chen Shu analyzed the ingredients overnight and exclaimed: "This has changed the ecology of intestinal flora?!"
When the capital giant launched a fatal drink that made people "happy-addicted", Zhang Xiaolong played a requiem song on the guqin, and Chen Shu simultaneously disclosed the brain wave monitoring data: "This song can repair the damaged dopamine pathway."
One regulates the vitality of heaven and earth, and the other interprets modern data.
When the oldest wisdom meets the sharpest technology, they will work together to provide a real life-saving prescription for this impetuous era.
